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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-20

CLEVELAND, O, November 1S.-Th9s
Wa no testinosy q istsrsst today h -
for Blinky Mssy.n to-aay 6isd sG6svi1g
in support of their motion fos ~. mi
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week
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chamberlain Introduced to the President

Chamberlain Introduced To the Fresi"eh''
WASHINGTON, D. c., November l9.-
The Members OF the British Fisheries Com
,,i.sion were formally presented to the
prss;dent, at noon to-day. They were re
.s,s;ved in the private library adjoining the
.h;pet room. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain
J. - Sir Charles Upper were introduced
, = Secretary Bsyard, and Sir Lionel s.
West performed the same duty ior the
other members of the party. The presen-
sation. were made IN the order OF rank or
);mportanee, Mr.. Chamberlain beng nrst
,ntroduced, and then Mr.. Upper. No
.a5ressss were made and the occasion was
. isvoid Ofall formAlity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-20

CHARLESTON, W. VA, boasts a man
who used to 80 to school with Louis
LINGO, the Anarchist.
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A CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION.
The Northern Pacific will Resist the state
OF Minnesota

The Northern Pacific will Resist the State
OF Minnesota
CHICAGO, November ia st. Paul
sDecial SAYS: A week ago the State Rail-
road Commission renewed its order, to the
Nortbern Pacific and the Manitoba roads,
70 reduce their passenger rate IN Mime
sota from 4 to 8 cents per mile. = was
IsaTned that the Northern Pacific will not
only refuse TO obey the order, but will re
sist every attempt to enforce it by SpPeal
- tbe Federal Courts The Northern Pa
pGsa claims that it's charter came direct
from s1 the Federal Government and that
State Courts and laws hale no authority
ever over il. If the Commission insists on the
reduction the case will be carried to the
united States Supreme Court. The Min
nssnoIis & Pacific would also be involved,
astbst road gets four cents mile in Min
nssota. All the other roads, save these
charge three cents a mile.
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FOR CoLLECrlNG TAXEs

EDITOR O'BRIEN is said to be very i'll in
Tullamore Jail.
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Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
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The great oveIfiow meeting held last
n2ghs In the Opera House to condemn
e1c infamous English coercion hin and
- express ~ m pAthy for Ireland, shows
thss the solid citIzsnship OF Whining
t0n Is all on ono side and that the right
side. As . liberty-lovins people they
could not stand elsewhere. The bene.
( nckAries OF liberty In their own land,
Iyoey are more ready to grant the same
noon to others. Their fOrefathers, active
participants In the stormy scenes OF an
eight years war to release themselves
1rom the thrAldom Of the British yoke,
their children, possessing the same
opir1t, can be nowhere else than on the
!, side OF liberty. For once there was no
political side, bottom nor top. Irish
s4en, Germans, Frsnchmen, English
teen and men OF ali nations We'd with
gthe true na.ive-5 born American in de-
'-nouneias Ess.ish tyranny. II was a
snseslng OF tho masses, moved aad di'
xected by ths one indomitaole ssss.
Healing In favor OF liberty. Bat wha.
eAn Wilmington do? what can Dsla
ware dc? what can the United States
do? are questions asked GA every hand.
They can and are doing much by sim
ply showing their hands. These great
nass meetings show that public sen.i
mens has sestied snd crysta! zed against
English tyranny. They show that In
thts matter the people OF the United
B.ates ore enemies to England, ant
shat the latter can expect no sympathy
NOR moral support In q war against
people that have been systema.icsll!
Outraged for seven hundred years
With the sentiment OF the United Safe
and oil other civilized nations agains
her, Eogland must sink to q second
rate power amongst nations. Mr.. Bate
last night said that England had passe'
eiehty-nins coercion bills, but that tn
ninetieth would never pass. We sir
Csrely hope his predictions will be yer
fed.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
PAilsisIphh, WIaialua 4 sai,sss asllIss.
JAN. yOTN. 1857.
Trains viii leave Wilmington ~ follows

Trainsw leave Wilmington - follows
Pniladslphis lexprsssl, Z 2b2. 40, Gu
90, 8 Is. $50, 0io. ~, 10 ", II %. II 81 Az
Accommodation, Q 20. I %. %, 10 20 :. m
2 %, Z 70, 7 20, . 10, 10 90 p. 10.
For Chestor (expressl. Q 10. Z %. 9 so 90
9H, II 80, II 81 .. M, II %, 3 u, go and TO
= Accommodation Q 20. 7 10, os. Q Is, 10 30
.. M, 30, o., I 20, . 80 add 10 % p. NJ.
10 o., II 81 9: m, .l2 Is, 2 o., . 90, ssa, 70,
10 "a ! oo. 10 80 p. m.
For West Chester, via IAmokin, 20 ano
g ID a. m, 2 80 and I 90 p. no.
For Newark (Oentre) and intsrmedisn
stations I ~ q. M, II So and 0 q p. n.
baltimore and intermediate s.sdons, 10 Of
Q. M, o 81 y. N. and IL ii might.
baltimore and Bay Line, I % p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, ! IS, Z a., 8 o.
10 oS, II 90 q. ~, IL 90, y ~, -, 10, 20 u
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, o 90. 30 n. m, IL 81, 60, &c
IS p. IN. and IL OF night.
Georgetown and Loves, 20 c. m, and 81
In. m.
| Seaford tExpross) sop. m.
harrington, Delner ami way stations.s 0
.. M, u IS p. N.
Express for harrington 10 IS q. w., Q 90 2
%. WY train 0 rs p. In,
Expross for Dover, darlington and De,
mar, 10 IS q. m. and IL o2 night.
Franklin Oity, s 20 o. nj.
Express for Ospe Dharlss, Old Point Oo-n.
fort and Norfolk, 10 IS q. "a, ind II CO night.
| Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington (expressj. u Is, 3 90, 7 20, !ST,
" 10, 10 06, 10 20, II Is, IL t5 u. M, 0l, s02
30. sos, 62l, 0 OF, OF, ll.2o aid II 20 p. u
| Accommodation 10, 10 28 .. n, 81, . ~
I 90. 9 ~ s 80. 10 ca 10 ~ and u II y. N.
| For frrthor il,ormr tlvn ,,nsssnbei ara re
ferre5 TO tina ticket officc " tho sts lion.
| Traias marked thu1 (sjnro limited osu.ss
rpcn watch extra fAre In charged.
}. Il. WOOD.
General Passenger Assnts
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Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
WANAM AK Eis'S
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, April 10. 1887.

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, April ~. 1861.
Hose and Half Hose.
Mountains of them, in boxes
and out. And the mass
isn't half the wonder Of the
display.
Some of the selling coun-
tiers were crowded all dyes
terday in spite Of the rain.
IYou don't crowd around in
such weather just to look at
tons and carloads OF stock
ings. There must be an
other magnet than bulk to
draw and hold you at such
a time.
There was. There will
be while this Hosiery expo.
sition lasts. The magnet Of
perfect, seasonable goods at
the price Of imperfect, un'
seasonable things.
That was what made such
la Jam of water. proofed wo-
mtn at so many of the coun-
tiers yesterday. It's what'll
keep a Jam at the counters
while the sale lasts-with
waferproofs if need be, with
out if may be.
We gave you a hint of the
, largeness of or Hosiery
! and Underwear business
'.:lwithout counting the lately
! |got big Muslin stock; you've
known how good it was; you
e shall now see more clearly
n ,lthan ever that we mean t(
g sell the best things tor les
y than you can get them IL
% any other store. Here are
q a few prices for you to CON-
.-Ipase:
CHILDREN HOSE
q Dark mixed colors. ribbed, IS cent?
regular Price, % cents.
= French ribbed hose, 2G cents; regular
80 cents.
3 Black 1xl ribbed, ecru feet, IS cent
III regular, 20 CENTS
~ MEMS HALF HOSE.
0 Blown mixed h)se, l2I C ;nts; Tegu,a
u Is cents.
3 Fancy stripes. 'ozen styi:s, 3 cent
II regular, 50 cents.
J. woMEN's HOSE.
u Solid color cotton, 81 cents; regular,
4 cents.
e Solid color co,too, 30 cents; regular
II cents.
=. And when comparing tr
N if you can anywhere else g
a a this quality of English Ba.
a br;ggan gauze undershirt
~ ~ for men for 25 cents each.
Or Women's Ribbed Lis
Vests in Gcru, sky blue al
ID pink, for rs cents each.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
wANAMAKERs'

wANAMAKERs'
price, as plain as black CAM
be on white.
Why shouldn't this be
your best place to buy? We
get the things in such lots
that the maker every time
gives us his bottom, best
price. No dealer anywhere
can get the stuff on better
terms than we-few On SO
good terms.
That's why we can mark
a plain price on everything
and know no other store
can do better by you.
You'll see it as we'll in the
Chamber Sets as anywhere;
in the finest as we'll as the
most common, It's with the
things of little cost that
most dealers bait you. They
can afford to make a loss On
q small sale if they catch you
in that way for a big one.
There's no bait but hon
est value where you see a
plain price tag on every
thing.
You may think the tags
on the Chamber Sets are
misplaced. Not the prices
you're used to Tearing in
other stores. The tags are
right. The Mahogany, and
Sabicue Wood, and Antique
Oak, and Cherry Sets, and
all the other art dreams for
the bedroom, have no fancy
prices on them. The fancy
is the wonderful finish; the
exquisite carving,the pertec,
designs.
So of the Chifonieres.
So of Parlor Suites.
So anything and every.
thing else we have.
Yoll. be astonished tc
see some of the little cosj
) things-things you know
the worth CT. Think Of 6
neat, roomy, presentable
Sideboard for SIol for IS
Antique and light ash a
that. A Sideboard, 44X2t
inches on top; with two
i drawers, two doors, a higl
J; back with shell; with pane
work in many parts anc
o some carving.
& There's a seaside or coun
TRY home convenience tha
appreciate.
( Second floor. Juniper street 81 g. and oy'
middle of the store.
If you don't care to drin'
3 the dirt and things il
Schuylkill water we've fl
tiers that'll take them all GU
S. up.
Basement, northwest Of centre.
JOHN WANAMLKER,
y Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market stree
g and City-hal square.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

THERE WILL be general regret upon
the part of the people OF Wilmington at
the retirement OF l.. A Bower from any
Couneo ton with the Wilmington aud
Northern Railroad Company. The
people hrst knew Mr.. Bower ~ g polite
and oeliging telegraph operator in this
city fifteen years ago. He was then
advanced to the off ce Of general freight
and ticket agent and cent to Costa.villt
in 1870, and In 1881 he returned to Will
mipgton as general freight and rsssen
ger agent, in which position he hs'
earned the highest regard and respec
OF the people OF Wilmington. Mr.
Bower will be missed from the railroad
lint he will not be missed from vii
miuRton. He still remains with us
and on the first Of May be will carr.
his politeness and popularity into tn
clothing establishment OF j. 7. Multi
IL Sou, Sixth and Market streets, wher
he can Mt all times be seen by the pee
pie, but the burthen OF his talk will b
mt how to ride but what to wear.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

WE HOPE the thieves who stole thu
policy gsm bling smasher bill will be
prom pity spprehended and punished TO
che fuliens extent OF the law, even
though 1t brings them to the whipping
most and pillory. 1t Is nothing bu5 the
boldest Kind OF larceny, and nobody
INIT the boldest kind OF thief would
undertake II. 1t Is o crime not only
ON the part o. the thief, bat agains' the
vhole community 1T large. But the
ram blers have overresched themselves.
Fortu us.ely the Legislature had not
adjourned, and q substitute will GO
through both houses in hurry. Care
vill be taken that tbs substitute shall
mot be stolen, and Mayor Rhosds will
be i'm 10 ed lately put in possession OF
oopy. Then let tina policy sharks stand
from under or be overwhelmed.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
THERE ARE several i'm pertain. mes

THERE ARE several imp9rtans mea-
sures witch should not be overlooked
in the hurry OF the Legislature to Ad-
iourn against Thursday. There will be
no manner Of use in passing the stress
and Sc wer com mission t!ll II its accept
Ance or rejection is to be let to vote
of the people at the June election or
any other election under the present
election Tvs. II the Legislature will
PASS the new registration and election
hill, which will secure honest elections,
the bill might very properly and safely
be left TO vots OF the people, bat with.
out some guarantee OF an honest cleo
Zion there will be no use passing the
bill With the gu omission clause attach
ed. 1T would be fun for the boys" q
the election In June to vote early anG
often against n com mission, md viii
the Republicans d!st,anchised the!
might possibly roll up two or thre
fAousand msjority agsius. the m easure
II the Legislature yields to the denan'
for an election 1t might as we'll drop th
whole matter at once and save our cit
tho expense OF holding an election.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

JUDGE CUMMINs detraoted from the
dignity OF hts exalted position as an
Impartial jud ge Of one Of the courts OF
the city of Wilmington by appearing
NJ Dover yesterday al lobbyist again st
the citiz sns' street and sewer bill. He
would have been as much out OF place
hsd he appeared in any other character
TO oppose or favor legislation that did
not affect himself, and even in the lat
ter case "hands of" would have been q
vs-nper policy for judges to pnrsue.
What does 1t matter to Judge Cumm!ns
whether there is a street and sewer
commission or rot?' That does not eff
fsct the Judges jurisdiction nor powers
- the head OF the Municipal Court o..
Wilmington. WHAT you'd be thought
Of Chief Justice Coinegys ~ere re to
appear ss o lobbyist az Dover against
Spme FREDERICKSBURG not concerning
9ssiNk nd Nc. tbs Ce!ef Ja3.i9,
g. no unors a. o. Place a, loo.
thnp any othe r judge. The faci
n. interfering with proposed legislation
N no part Of the business OF any judge
.voru to be an impartial arblter IN all
dispute. under thu Law. Judge Cum.
minis has seen proper to oppose the pas
sage OF the street. and sewer com mission
bill. Suppose IL becomes law, AID
disputes arising uuder IL are brought
before the i1dgs for adjudic stion, would
his ju1 sment have the weight 1t should
have II ha had not before declared him
self hostile to the bill?
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
KENNARD eco,

Right here in
Wilmington y o Il
can get Hose and
Halt Hose. |
| You know wei
never sell any trashy!
goods. All the Hose
we sell are regular
m a d e, imported
goods.
We mean to sell
r the best of things at
= = the lowest prices.
+ Here are a few
0 for you to compare:
Il Children's Hose.
dark colcrs and
o black, lSc;; regular
!. price 25c.
a French Ribbed.
3 in grey and brown
Q mixed, 25c; regula'
: price SOC.
~ Mems half sole
Il, colors, l235 c; regula
~ ~ price l8c.
le Women's Hose
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

Tile biggest Furniture
Store on the continent.
Easy to say? Very well,
you shall be Judge. Look
over the acres of space, walk
up and down the miles OF
avenues. Tire yourself with
a steady tramp, tramp for
hours among high, price and
low-price things and then
tell US where there's another
Furniture Store nearly &c
big.
| Not only the biggest Mu
! the best for tile dnyey.
Another easy thing tt
say? Yes, but an easie,
thing to prove. The tell
tale price tags have each {
,, tongue. Those are the tag
> furniture sellers dread. On
voice for everybody. N,
t cabalistic signs: plain fig
E ures, that speak. You nee,
! no salesman to interpret 70
= you. Your eyes do it al
There ale the things-jus
what they seem to be; ther
is the price on each--on
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

WHILE tie people Of Wilmington
we're ast night protesting against the
tyrArny OF England over Ireland, the
En- slish Parliament passed the very
90 ~ oiou b IL against which they were
Or >, estina by majority Of 1o,. Whom
tn. gods would destroy they first make
nd" This saying the Eogltsh aristo-
cest, will yet understand and real'zs.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

solid colors, 25c;
regular price SOC.
Balbriggan, l9c;
regular price Csc.
Balbriggan, 25c;
regular price $50.
Fast black, will
not rub off or wash
out, 81 and SOC.
Don't forget the
"a Pillow Linen at
SOC. Great value.
We are continual
ly showing some
good bargains in all
departments.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

when properly managed, the
Loan Association Is q greater
friend 10 the trad0sman,
clork, or mechanic than the
Labor Union. Il fosters thrift
and diligence.
New shares now for s0ic In
Equitable Loan Association
at 81 one dollar each on ap-
plication to WILLIAM (.
HAWKINS, 7t2 Market street,
Secretary. f26.tu. til. sa-1m
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

The tossed and dusty
things from the great Dress
Goods Occasion have too
little room. Where can we
put them? Not with the
regular goods. No, they
must make shit at the
counters where they are.
You'll bear with one an
other, although the press is
great. We've put Gales
people about as thick as
they can stand behind the
goods, and made it as easy
tor you as may be.
Silks near G!rard window
. Dress stufs at the Rem
y nant Counter.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
MERIT
DEMANDS RECOGNITION,

The large increase in
our trade assures us
that the citizens Of our
city appreciate our Ell
forts to give them the
"Best Goods for the
Least Money" The
true merit of our goods z
is in the material used @
and the workmanship =
in manufacture. :,
This fact demands =
1.-THE attention OF those =
who wish to save money e
when they buy a suit OF u
Iclothes. O.
This fact is receiving GO
the recognition of all @
: classes at the present
day q
This only house that e
label goods by their =
honest names-"All- .
lWool' or "Not ALL =
ClWool,' as the case may q
be. =
Il One price to all, and q
all can be suited.
Il The finest stock OF
. custom goods in our
: city and a cutter who
u has no superior.
RI We solicit your pa.
tronage.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

NOTICE-PURSUANT TO THE RE-
~ QUIREMFNTS ofan act OF the General
Assembly of the state of Delaware, passed at
Dover March il, ISL entitled IAN act con-
corning Private Corporations, notice Is here
by given that certificate Incorporating a
company to be called Davis Spring Plate
Company" Will on saturday the 2M day of
April, A, u. 1887, at 10 O'Clock n. M, be pre-
scented ut Chambers to the Honorable lgnatius
&. Grub, associate judge, sc, for his appro-
val. BE VI. NIELDS,
al3-I0t Any for Corporators.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
LYNCH 4 LEARv.

We are ready for business in
our new store. Everything new
and fresh Prices the very low
est for first class goods. We do
not give any chromos to sell
goods; they sell on their merits.
Large stock oil the best brands
OF flour. Hun garian 90. is our
leader,25c per barrel below mar
ket price; and Just think, a bar
rel of Ohio Roller Ground
Flour for s4.75 net. A bag Of
good flour for $50. We make a
specially OF fl our. Next-coffcc
roasted twice a week. Next
|tcas-a tea store assortment
carefully selected in New York.
Next-canncd goods-we keep
everything that is kept in the
canned goods line. Hundreds
OF cans Of tomatoes, table
peachcs,2 for 25c; Boston baked
beans, canned.- pineapple, etc
Imported pickles, 25c; pure
salad oil, imported sardincs; in
fact everything usually kept ii
a we'll regulated store. Order.
taken and delivered to all part
lot the city. Our location is con
Ivcnient to the markets.
|LyncIn & Lear>
n. w. Cor, 18th and Madison St.,
Wi lmington, Del. al5-1:
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
nOTIOns.
CITY ASSESSMENT

Notice is hereby given that the CITY. AS
SESSM ENT has been completed and the books
placed In the office of the CLERK OF the Coun-
Gil, at the City Hsu, where they can be exami-
ned by taxables from Monday, April 18th,
hours OF 5. 81 clock, a. M, and l..S0 O'Clock,
noon.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

NUTIUE-I GAN FURNISH loco IN.
IN duat,ious ladies' with perma nent, lu.
cratige employment. $50 raul or b umbcg.
IA andreds OF to Jtimoniais from ladies made
independent through this wory. Mrs. n. +.
LITTLE, Chicago, III. als.i0td-2twa
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

NOTICE-wE HAvEON HAND A
IN full supply of dissolved phosphate for
flowers. pure bone phosphate for lawns, pure
Tor grape vines, &c. in S, 10, IS and SO pound
bags. Manufactured by j. A. CRAN5IOE
Company ,f03 King street and Newport, Del.
ml5-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
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Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

The Board OF Assessment, Revision
and Appeals, will sit 10 hear
APPEALS FROM THE ASSESSMENT,
From April 1Ith to May 11th, 1887, ct
the office OF the Tax Collectors, No. 10
East Sixth street, between the hours OF
. and O'Clock In the afternoon, and
and o O'Clock in the evening. All ap'
psalB must be In writing.
A. r. MESSICK,
Clerk OF the Council.
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TEE MESSAGE.

The message sent to congress by Presi
dent Cleveland ON Tuesday is NEW de-
parture" from the beaten track of execu
tive deliverances heretofore made 10 the
national law givers at the opening Of their
annual sessions. Instead Of following the
custom of preparing sort of resume OF
the department reports and endorsing OF
adding emphasis to their suggestions OF
recommendation, he contents himself with
che bare statement that these reports speak
for themselves and can obtain no more
force from reiteration of their contents
by himself. Laying them aside, therefore,
he proceeds TO address himself TO the only
subject which, over all others, must receive
attention at the present session of congress
70 avert embarrassment and calamities from
which there is no escape save In prompt
congressional action. This danger is the
continued ruinous accumulation Of money
in the treasury from the excess Of revenue
above the needs Of the government. This
evil, besides the constant temptation It 10.